Answers for June 2008 Quiz by Raul Blacksten

摘要

1. A. The Flug-wissenschaftlichen Vereinigung Aachen Schwarze Teufel (FVA Black Devil), which he designed and built while Assistant Professor of Mechanics at the University in Aachen, in Germany.rn2. No, it was white. Modified yet very similar in appearance to the Schwarze Teufel, the Blaue Maus name actually came from a famous WW I Rumpler two-sear warplane. Klemp flew the Maus in the 1921 Rhon Competition.rn3. FALSE. Once already here Jack Speary did ask Klemp to design a glider, but he came to the U.S. as an engineer when his then employer, Germany's Zeppelin Airship Company, allied itself with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company to build Zeppelins in Akron, Ohio. Klemp was, however, responsible for convincing Baker-McMillen to hire his friend Dr. Franz Grosse (later known as Frank Gross), who did design the Cadet.